New Jersey Woman's Death in Hippo Attack Sparks Lawsuit Against Safari Tour Operator
- A New Jersey man is suing African Portfolio after a hippopotamus killed his wife during a safari in Zambia on June 5, 2024.
- The lawsuit claims that while on a bush walk, a hippopotamus attacked Lisa Manders, crushing her with its bite.
- Craig Manders, who witnessed the attack, states that they were not informed of the danger posed by hippos, which the tour guides downplayed.
- African Portfolio's attorney claims the company is not liable, asserting that it only arranged the lodging and was not responsible for guide conduct.
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